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In place of the spontaneous order the other word self organization is also used it is the process related to different individual related to different field of life and in different process the term is used and applied such as physical ,biological and social networks and economics ,so we can say that the spontaneous order is a process which is emerged by various kinds of social orders by the interest and willingness of the self interested and motivated persons who not preplanned the things or unintentionally who create order without planning ....
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Acemoglu goes on to say that it is important to obtain the right balance between politics and economics, because one inadvertently affects the other (Acemoglu 68).... As a result of this, it is really important that a right mix be found between politics (law) and economics; this will create new opportunities and freedoms which can be exploited in order to improve economies and by extension the living standards of people living in poor countries (Acemoglu 69)....
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Conversely, though the oligopoly market seems to be an inefficient market but it serves the society in terms of focusing on innovations and economics of scale.... economics of Scale Oligopoly businesses are also capable to derive benefit of economies of scale that facilitates to decrease production related costs along with prices.... Reasons for the Investigations for Antitrust Behavior Apple Inc, one of the world's largest technology corporations violated antitrust law by engaging in a plan to freeze the prices of e-books, as stated by a federal judge in a suit brought by the U....
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Name: Institution: Course: Tutor: Date: Introduction Understanding the nature of law requires legal reasoning, understanding of the legal institutions of a given region or country and digging deeper to understand the legal systems; the civil law, common law and religious laws.... The Islamic banking phenomenon is based on sector of profitable for investor that represents growth for positive reputation and responsible management, and by fueling growth that is necessitated by increasing demand stimulated by rising number of Muslims in common law and civil law countries (Imady, Omar and Hans, pp....
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Crime economics is just like "supply" and "demand" theory of marketing economics, however the little difference lies in the behaviour of victimiser who does not sell the right to be victimised.... The "supply" of crime is therefore affected only by 'supply' treatment programs like law enforcement; corrections etc.... One of the most common methods to study the relationship...
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It should be clear that if a ruler violates justice by enacting a legal edict or document, that edict cannot be properly called a law and this is because law aims for the common good" (Likhovski, 1991).... When this perspective is taken externally and applied to international law and antiquity examples, it becomes measured more in terms of cost and risk, as international law differs from region to region and can become very time-consuming and expensive to those involved....
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International Review of law and economics.... International business law and its environment (Seventh ed.... A precedent, under the common law legal system, refers to a principle developed by courts out of the previous legal cases that courts are obliged to follow in deciding subsequent cases with similar facts.... The principle holds that cases, in common law with similar facts should be… As such, the decisions or rulings made by a higher court in common law are binding on lower courts under stair decisis....
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In this regard, it is evident that the rule of law is the pillar on which successful economies have been founded on and due to fairness; different investors from diverse backgrounds find the clearly outlined guidelines and economic stableness appealing to conduct business (in this case, there is no discrimination as the expected relations and interactions among the different parties are outlined and the parties are well informed of them).... In a free market, individuals are free to make a decision on the purchases based on their preferences and can indulge in price negotiation to fit their budget needs This makes them meet their expectations and satisfaction as there is no external interference and personal blame is a common occurrence once the anticipated satisfaction is not realized (Bronfenbrenner, 2005)....
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